madrier

common noun

Syllable Decomposition

madrier

was madier in Old French with the sense of "a piece of wood that is part of the framing of a galley and rests on the keel". From Occitan madier, also attested in Venice in the form mader in the field of shipbuilding, equivalent, with a change of gender (see material), of Spanish madera, of Portuguese madeira ("wood"), of Latin materia (matter).

Definition

Plural

madriers

Translations

  • dutchdutch:dikke plank
  • swedishswedish:bräda